Me this is urgent 15 points and brainiest if m∠eqd=(5x+2)°, what is the value of x?

Explanation:

The angle EQD is an inscribed angle that cuts off the arc from E to D (the shortest path). Note how central angle ECD also cuts off this same arc. By the inscribed angle theorem, we know that

inscribed angle = (1/2)*(central angle)

angle EQD = (1/2)*(angle ECD)

We can multiply both sides by 2 and flip the equation to get

angle ECD = 2*(angle EQD)

Now replace "angle EQD" with 5x+2

angle ECD = 2*(5x+2)

2*(5x+2) = angle ECD

Next, replace "angle ECD" with 104 as this is the measure of this central angle.

2*(5x+2) = angle ECD

2*(5x+2) = 104

From here, we solve for x

2*(5x+2) = 104

2*5x + 2*2 = 104

10x + 4 = 104

10x+4-4 = 104-4 subtracting 4 from both sides

10x = 100

10x/10 = 100/10 dividing both sides by 10

x = 10

the answer is 37

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